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this is the final undried harvest of the ak48 auto. :) all the popcorn has been removed for use with the bubble bags.

to be clear, the flowering plant is the ak48 automatic, and the other two are photosensitive that i planted about a month or so again. they just piggybacked the auto's ride is all. the automatic is my 2nd attempt at growing. my first was killed by an extended move (also ak48 automatic).

not a chance, chico. belgium isnt alot better, but it is mild at least.

haha no worries. im originally from michigan too, actually. kalamazooooooooooniverse!

im not following, navyfighter? the plants have already sucked the nutrients out of the soil. they have to be fed even this modest amount to stay healthy. the bubblegum plant was a very sad panda until the nute schedule was implemented. they have 2 more weeks of veg time anyhow. i have about that...

*shrug* i havent found it necessary. i keep the seedlings in a homemade dome made from a sawed off 2 liter bottle. spray the inside of the bottle down twice a day, and let that baby root. at that stage, i kept the lights about half a meter away.

they each are fed a half liter of collected rainwater, every other feeding there is one teaspoon of foxfarm growbig and big bloom. for the autoflower, it is given one liter of water every second day, and every other watering is given 1tsp big bloom, and 1tsp tiger bloom. every other nutrient...

also shown: week 4 boulder bubblegum (on right), week 4 strawberry cough (on left).

there is an awwwwwful lot of dickheadery going on around here for a bunch of stoners. you folks just need to chill, spark one up, and revisit this stupid thread when you are blazed. im sure you will laugh at yourselves just as hard as i am laughing at you right now. tl;dr : calm the fuck...

these were in plagron lightmix.

the way to avoid smell is by changing bags right before you need no smell. leave some weed in a bag for even a day, and a dog will catch the scent. MJ smell permeates pretty much anything porous. you cant "mask" or hide the scent. you need to just make sure that whatever you carry is freshly...

for those who are curious as to how this grow went, this is my ak48 auto (sagarmatha). she is in her last 3 weeks of flowering. it turns out the soil is just a tad hot, but just fine after the initial seedling phase. also growing now: one strawberry cough, and one boulder bubblegum.

i live in belgium, and go to a'dam about once a month. the law is enforced on a city-by-city basis. amsterdam does not enforce. i used to go to breda (a town near the border), and now i cant. its completely up to the city you are in. hope this helps.

hey guys... can low humidity cause slight tacoing of my leaves? most of the info i can google doesnt really say what the effects of that are, aside from lower yield. btw: the burning is completely halted. i think this strain (auto ak48 sagarmatha) is just a really delicate plant.

haha! thanks i suppose? this was a test plant to make sure my factors were all in order. next time, im gonna have to flush the soil before use i think. i either have too much N, or i overwatered... both of which are possible. im gonna grow this baby to maturity under the same basic...

update: the "burn" pattern hasnt spread *phew!* i think i may have overwatered a bit, as the leaves are now a tad puffy and curling downward. otherwise, the little gal looks healthy, and is working on the 3rd set of leaves (first "4" leaf pattern). they should be unfolded later today :)...

my ph is a stable 6.8 or so. no problems there :) i figured the nutes will lower it a bit as well (when i start with that the middle of next month)

thanks guys! i raised the light another 8 inches or so just to be safe. is it really safe to flush a seedling? this plant sprouted from the soil on december 9.

i would say its 3 feet above. raise it higher?

hey guys... im growing an ak48 auto under: 600w hps plagron light mix ph 6.8-7.0 the first true leaves seem to be nute burned, but its not the "normal" symptoms (as i lost a plant not long ago to it)... there was a slight yellowing, followed by a yellow "margin" slowly creeping up the leaf. the...